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ROCm is gaining serious traction with developers 🔥 At AMD #AdvancingAI, Anush Elangovan broke down how an open ecosystem is accelerating ROCm’s momentum—and why that matters for developers everywhere. From Ryzen laptops to Instinct at scale, AMD is building a pervasive software story to match its pervasive hardware. Catch... show more

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haagch1 year ago

@AMD @AnushElangovan *Can* students run rocm code on ryzen laptops? I tried running ComfyUI+Flux Dev just now and no, the latest pytorch rocm 6.4 nightly distribution does not support my 780M. With HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION=11.0.0 I still get a GPU hang. What's the timeline for it to actually work?

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